Clearing the cache can help you to speed up your website. To clear the cache in WordPress:
1. In the admin panel, click Settings.
2. Under “Site Management,” click Caches.
3. To clear the entire cache: Click the Clear All button.
4. To clear specific cache files: Click the button next to the file name.
5. To clear the WordPress cache only: Click the button next to the word “WordPress.”
6. To advanced cache settings: Click the button next to the word “Advanced.”
7. In the “Cache Management” section, under “Options,” click the button next to “Enable cache.”
8. In the “Cache Management” section, under “Advanced Options,” click the button next to “Cache timeout.”
9. In the “Cache Management” section, under “General Options,” click the button next to “Enable w3 Total Cache.”
10. In the “Cache Management” section, under “General Options,” click the button next to “Cache lifetime.”
11. In the “Cache Management” section, under “General Options,” click the button next to “Disable invalidation.”
12. In the “Cache Management” section, under “Advanced Options,” click the button next to “Cache invalidation.”
13. In the “Cache Management” section, under “Advanced Options,” click the button next to “Cache purge.”
14. In the “Cache Management” section, under “General Options,” click the button next to “Disable caching of posts.”
15. In the “Cache Management” section, under “General Options,” click the button next to “Disable caching of pages.”
16. In the “Cache Management” section, under “General Options,” click the button next to “Disable caching of comments.”
17. In the “Cache Management” section, under “General Options,” click the button next to “Disable caching of settings.”
18. In the “Cache Management” section, under “General Options,” click the button next to “Disable caching of posts by category.”
19. In the “Cache Management” section, under “General Options,” click the button next to “Disable caching of posts by date.”
20. In the “Cache Management” section, under “General Options,” click the button next to “Disable caching of posts by author.”
21. In the “Cache Management” section, under “General Options,” click the button next to “Disable caching of pages by category.”
22. In the “Cache Management” section, under “General Options,” click the button next to “Disable caching of pages by date.”
23. In the “Cache Management” section, under “General Options,” click the button next to “Disable caching of pages by author.”
24. In the “Cache Management” section, under “General Options,” click the button next to “Disable caching of posts by user.”
25. In the “Cache Management” section, under “General Options,” click the button next to “Disable caching of comments by user.”
26. In the “Cache Management” section, under “General Options,” click the button next to “Disable caching of users.”
27. In the “Cache Management” section, under “General Options,” click the button next to “Disable caching of posts by role.”
28. In the “Cache Management” section, under “General Options,” click the button next to “Disable caching of posts by user group.”
29. In the “Cache Management” section, under “General Options,” click the button next to “Disable caching of posts by tag.”
30. In the “Cache Management” section, under “General Options,” click the button next to “Disable caching of pages by tag.”
31. In the “Cache Management” section, under “Cache Management Options,” click the button next to “Cache posts by category.”
32. In the “Cache Management” section, under “Cache Management Options,” click the button next to “Cache pages by category.”
33. In the “Cache Management” section, under “Cache Management Options,” click the button next to “Cache pages by date.”
34. In the “Cache Management” section, under “Cache Management Options,” click the button next to “Cache pages by author.”
35. In the “Cache Management” section, under “Cache Management Options,” click the button next to “Cache pages by user group.”
36. In the “Cache Management” section, under “Cache Management.
